Vaccinated or not, there is just one set of rules when crossing the border Poland and some Baltic states have exceptions for vaccinated people. Slovakia supports a unified European solution. (Source: Sme) People who have been vaccinated against Covid enjoy an exception from testing, but when crossing borders they are treated like anyone else. Two weeks after a person has had their second Covid vaccine dose, they are considered fully vaccinated. There were about 10,000 such people in Slovakia at the beginning of February 2021. They are enjoying the benefit of not having to receive testing to gain exception from the curfew, which applies in Slovakia as part of the ongoing mass testing. Instead of a negative test result, they just use their vaccination confirmation. The basic anti-pandemic measures, like wearing the mask, apply to them just like to everyone else; including the crossing of the country's borders.